Empire Energy, APA team up for midstream gas infrastructure expansion
Empire Energy, APA team up for midstream gas infrastructure expansion
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Empire Energy, APA team up for midstream gas infrastructure expansion
Summary
These facilities will be associated with Empire's Carpentaria pilot project in Northern Territory's Beetaloo sub-basin. by: Shardul Sharma
Sydney-listed Empire Energy has signed an initial agreement with APT Management Services, a unit of infrastructure business APA Group, to establish midstream gas infrastructure early works and partnering agreements, Empire said on August 8....
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